Launched in 1928 and discontinued in 1982, Queen Anne was named to honor the early 18th-century monarch who inspired a revival of English fine dining aesthetics. Featuring roses, cornflowers, and classical urn motifs, the design combines regal elegance with approachable charm.
The pattern was particularly popular among British expatriates in Canada and North America, prized for its decorative tea sets and commemorative plates. Fragments crafted into pendants preserve a piece of heritage, allowing wearers to carry a royal touch from history into the present.